Final Program
Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 9:10 9:35 10:00 10:25 10:00
10:50 11:15 3F 11:40 Registration 12:05 Desk open 12:30
May 29th Sunday 14:00 ITC Opening Exhibition Ceremony & 14:00- Plenary Lecture 15:00
15:30 Additives Fluid Film Fundamental Tribology Nano and Surface Surface 15:55 and Lubrication of Friction of Machine Microtribology Characterization and 16:20 Lubricants [1] and Wear Elements [1] and Coatings Contact 16:45 [1] [1] [1] [1] Problems 17:10 [1] 17:35 18:00 Welcome party 20:00 Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 9:00 JAST the 49th Regular 9:35 Meeting 10:00 10:25 The Commemoration Ceremony of the 10:50 50th Anniversary of Poster Exhibition 11:15 JAST P-1 to P-31 11:40 Presenter 12:05 stand-by 12:30 (13:00-14:00) Lunch Lunch May 30th Monday 14:00
16:05 Additives Fundamental Tribology Rolling and Extreme 16:30 and of Friction of Machine Sliding Contacts Environments 16:55 Lubricants and Wear Elements [2] [2] 17:20 [3] [3] [3] 17:45 18:10 Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45
16:05 Fluid Film Lubricant Extreme Tribology 16:30 Lubrication Rheology and Environments Materials[2] 16:55 [3] Chemistry [3] 17:20 17:45 Night Cruise with Dinner (Optional)
Full-day Excursion to Nara (Optional) Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45
10:50 Tribology Tribology in Nano and Tribology Poster Exhibition 11:15 of Machine Processing Microtribology Materials P-57 to P-85 11:40 Elements [2] [3] [4] Presenter 12:05 [6] stand-by 12:30 (12:00-13:00) Lunch Lunch Lunch June 1st Wednesday 14:00 14:25 Half-day Excursion to Himeji or Kobe (Optional) 14:50 15:15 Free Discussion 15:40
16:05 16:30 16:55 17:20 17:45 Full-day Excursion to Kyoto (Optional)
19:00 Banquet 21:00 Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 Additives Biotribology Nano and Dry and Maintenance 9:10
10:50 Additives Biotribology EHL [1] Computational Dry and Maintenance Poster Exhibition 11:15 and [2] Tribology Boundary Tribology [2] P-86 to P-112 11:40 Lubricants [2] Lubrication [2] Presenter 12:05 [7] stand-by 12:30 (13:00-14:00) Lunch Lunch Lunch June 2nd Thursday 14:00 Additives Biotribology EHL [2] Computational 14:25 and [3] Tribology 14:50 Lubricants [3] 15:15 [8] 15:40 16:00 16:00
16:05 16:30 16:55 17:20 17:45 May 29th, Sunday B-05 Thickness control of liquid crystal film in a step bearing by electric field Y. Matsumura (Hitotsubashi University, Japan), T. Shiraishi [Main Hall] 14:00～15:00 and S. Morishita (Yokohama National University, Japan) ITC Opening Ceremony & Plenary Lecture
[Room C] 15:30～17:35 MH-01 Strategies for surface analysis in tribology Fundamentals of Friction and Wear [1] J. M. Martin (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) Chairpersons: M. Belin (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) and K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan) [Room A] 15:30～17:35 15:30~15:55 Additives and Lubricants [1] C-01 The effect of plowing on nanofriction Chairpersons: C. Kajdas (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland) S. M. Hsu and C. Ying (NIST, U.S.A.) and M. Masuko (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) 15:55~16:20 15:30~15:55 C-02 Observation of wear elements and elemental process of A-01 Tribochemical reaction of ionic liquids adhesive wear H. Kamimura (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Japan), T. Kubo, H. Mishina (Chiba University, Japan), Y. Akamatsu (NTN I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) Inc., Japan) and A. Kohno (The Institute of Physical and 15:55~16:20 Chemical Research, Japan) A-02 Effect of chemical structure of synthetic esters on friction 16:20~16:45 and wear characteristics of aluminum alloy C-03 Electrochemical approach of the fretting wear of SUS304
M. Muraki, K. Washino (Shonan Institute of Technology, steel in Na2SO4 solution Japan) and A. Suzuki (Japan Lubricating Oil Society, Japan) J. Li and A. Iwabuchi (Iwate University, Japan) 16:20~16:45 16:45~17:10 A-03 The study of ZnDTP antiwear film formation kinetics C-04 An innovative method based on the difference of material H. Fujita, H. Kamano, T. Katafuchi (Idemitsu Kosan Co., wettability to gain an efficient lubricant condition Ltd., Japan) and H. Spikes (Imperial College, U.K.) A. Borruto (La Sapienza University, Italy) 16:45~17:10 17:10~17:35 A-04 Improvement of synthetic esters in anti-wear properties C-05 Effects of tribo-corrosion products of stainless steel K. Hirao, M. Memita (NOF Corporation, Japan), I. Minami on water lubricity and S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) M. Uchidate, A. Iwabuchi, H. Liu and T. Miura (Iwate 17:10~17:35 University, Japan) A-05 ZDDP and MoDTC interactions and their effect on tribological performance-tribofilm characteristics and its [Room D] 15:30～17:35 evolution Tribology of Machine Elements [1] A. Morina, J. H. Green, A. Neville and M. Priest (The Chairpersons: S. Ioannides (SKF Engineering & Research Centre, University of Leeds, U.K.) The Netherlands) and Y. Enomoto (Shinshu University, Japan) 15:30~15:55 [Room B] 15:30～17:35 D-01 Experimental and theoretical evaluation of engine bearing Fluid Film Lubrication [1] friction in a gasoline engine using advance sensor Chairpersons: D. Nélias (INSA de Lyon, France) and technology M. Tanaka (NIAD-UE, Japan) R. A. Mufti (Castrol Technology Centre, U.K.) and M. Priest 15:30~15:55 (The University of Leeds, U.K.) B-01 A comparison of homogenization and direct techniques for 15:55~16:20 the treatment of roughness in non-newtonian-modified D-02 Development of crankshaft bearing with an eccentric oil reynolds equation in the thermohydrodynamic regime groove B. Bou-Said and M. Kane (INSA de Lyon, France) Y. Hikita, M. Yamazaki, J. Natsume (Taiho Kogyo Co., Ltd., 15:55~16:20 Japan), T. Shimura and T. Kikuchi (Toyota Motor B-02 Influence of feeding conditions on connecting rod bearing Corporation, Japan) behaviour 16:20~16:45 B. Fantino and B. Bou-Said (INSA de Lyon, France) D-03 Optimization of bearing roller profile 16:20~16:45 H. Fujiwara and T. Kawase (NTN corporation, Japan) B-03 Effects of heat convection across oil film on lubrication 16:45~17:10 performance of rough surfaces D-04 Proposal of a seizure preventing method in heavily loaded K. Yagi (INSA de Lyon, France) sliding pairs 16:45~17:10 H. Kotera, A. Mori and N. Tagawa (Kansai University, B-04 Experimental study of multi-lobe foil journal air bearings Japan) on dynamic characteristics 17:10~17:35 M. Nagata, M. Hanahashi and K. Kawaike (Daido Metal Co., D-05 Investigations on the power losses in high speed gears Ltd, Japan) Y. Diab, F. Ville and P. Velex (INSA de Lyon, France) 17:10~17:35
1 [Room E] 15:30～17:35 Chairpersons: K. Tønder (The Norwegian University of Science and Nano and Microtribology [1] Technology, Norway) and J. Sugimura (Kyushu University, Japan) Chairpersons: N.D. Spencer (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, 15:30~15:55 Switzerland) and K. Nakayama (AIST, Japan) G-01 Effects of curvature of real frictional contact 15:30~15:55 G. A. Zhuravlev (Rostov State University, Russia) E-01 Synthesis of onion-like carbon and its microtribological 15:55~16:20 properties G-02 Understanding gear pitting fatigue behavior through J. Hiraki, H. Kinoshita, M. Tagawa and N. Ohmae (Kobe tribolayer analysis University, Japan) T.C. Jao (Afton Chemical Co., U.S.A.), O. Inacker, 15:55~16:20 P. Beckmann (NMI, Reutlingen, Germany) and K. Yatsunami E-02 Molecular dynamics simulation of nano scale meniscus (Afton Chemical Co., Japan) formation 16:20~16:45 S. Ogata, Y. Mitsuya, H. Zhang and K. Fukuzawa (Nagoya G-03 Effect of surface topography on elastic-plastic contact of University, Japan) rough surfaces 16:20~16:45 M. Nonogaki (Nara National College of Technology, Japan), E-03 The pumping effect of the air bearing surface due to the T. Morimoto (Osaka Prefecture University, Japan) and adsorbed film flow in hard disk drives T. Nakahara (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) B. Zhang and A. Nakajima (Saga University, Japan) 16:45~17:10 16:45~17:10 G-04 Elastic modulus measuring system based on contact E-04 Wear properties of single crystalline silicon in nano-scale mechanics T. Honda, N. Tanaka and Y. Iwai (University of Fukui, Japan) T. Motoda, M. Shima T. Jibiki (Tokyo University of Marine 17:10~17:35 Science and Technology, Japan) and S. Sasaki (AIST, Japan) E-05 Carbon nanotubes as lubricant additives 17:10~17:35 L. Joly-Pottuz, J. M. Martin, F. Dassenoy (Ecole Centrale de G-05 Micro-strain and texture changes of worn surfaces Lyon, France), T. Mieno (Shizuoka University, Japan) and M. Reza Bateni, J. A. Szpunar (McGill University, Canada), N. Ohmae (Kobe University, Japan) X. Wang and D. Y. Li (Alberta University, Canada)
～ [Room F] 15:30 17:35 14:00~17:35 Surface Characterization and Coatings [1] [Exhibition Hall] Exhibition Chairpersons: A. Erdemir (Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A.)
and Y. Momose (Ibaraki University, Japan) 18:00~20:00 15:30~15:55 Welcome party at “Rainbow” on the 16th Floor of Portopia Hotel F-01 Evaluation of tribological properties of hard coatings under lubrication with carbon particle added oil S. Sasaki, H. Mano and A. Korenaga (AIST, Japan) th 15:55~16:20 May 30 , Monday F-02 Tribological characteristics of IF-MoS2/Mo gradient coating in vacuum and ambient air 9:00~11:30 J. P. Tu, Z. Z. Xia, T. Z. Zou (Zhejiang University, China), [Main Hall] - JAST the 49th Regular Meeting D. N. He (Shanghai Jiaotong University, China) and D.M. - The Commemoration Ceremony of the 50th Lai (Zhejiang University, China) Anniversary of JAST 16:20~16:45 F-03 Effect of substrate on friction of carbon nitride coating [Room A] 14:00～17:45 under adsorbed nitrogen gas lubrication Symposium: Tribology of Ceramics and Hard Coatings K. Adachi, K. Tezuka and K. Kado (Tohoku University, Organized by K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan) Japan) Chair persons: Jean-Marie Georges (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) and Phillippe Kapsa (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) 16:45~17:10 14:00~15:10 F-04 Oxidation and wear behaviors of Ti-based thin films J. H. Hsieh (Ming-Chi University of Technology, Taiwan), A-06 Fundamental of water lubrication K. Adachi and K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan), K. Otsuka A. L. K. Tan, X. T. Zeng (Singapore Institute of Manufacturing (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) and X. Wang (NIST, U.S.A.) Technology, Singapore) and C. Li (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) A-07 Friction and wear properties of oxide ceramics in various aqueous solutions 17:10~17:35 M. Kalin (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) F-05 Wear behavior of ion mixing and vapor deposited TiN A-08 High temperature wear of advanced ceramics coatings C. DellaCorte (NASA Glenn Research Center, U.S.A.) T. Sakamoto, S. Kakunai and M. Abo (University of Hyogo, ---Discussion--- Japan) 15:35~17:45 A-09 Superlow friction carbon films: state of the art and future [Room G] 15:30～17:35 perspectives Surface and Contact Problems [1]
2 A. Erdemir (Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A.) S. Konishi, (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan) T. Ueno (Nissan A-10 Possibilities for optimisation of low friction coatings Motors Co., Ltd., Japan) and S. Takesima (Nippon Oil S. Hogmark, F. Svahn, N. Stavlid, U. Wiklund and S. Jacobson Corporation, Japan) (Uppsala University, Sweden) A-11 Contact mechanics in tribology of hard coatings [Room C] 14:00～15:15 D. Diao (Xi'an Jiaotong University, China) Fundamentals of Friction and Wear [2] A-12 Stress analysis, crack generation and fracture growth in Chairpersons: S.M. Hsu (NIST, U.S.A.) and S. Sasaki (AIST, Japan) hard coatings 14:00~14:25 K. Holmberg, A. Laukkanen, H. Ronkainen, K. Wallin and C-06 Time effect on adhesive wear J. Koskinen (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, K. Hiratsuka, and Y. Meki (Chiba Institute of Technology, Finland) Japan) ---General Discussion--- 14:25~14:50 Closing Remarks: K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan) C-07 The effect of oxide formed during fretting on friction of Al alloy in vacuum [Room B] 14:00～15:40 A. Iwabuchi, H. Nakazato and T. Shimizu (Iwate University, Additives and Lubricants [2] Japan) Chairpersons: S. Korcek (Ford Motor Company, U.S.A.) and 14:50~15:15 Y. Murakami (Jatco Ltd., Japan) C-08 A general approach to mechanically stimulated methane 14:00~14:25 formation B-06 The influence of friction characteristics on the transmission C. Kajdas (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland) and efficiency of a metal v-belt type CVT K. Hiratsuka (Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan) K. Narita (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Japan) and M. Priest ------Coffee Break------(The University of Leeds, U.K.) 14:25~14:50 [Room C] 16:05～17:20 B-07 Influences of phosphate esters on the friction and wear Fundamentals of Friction and Wear [3] characteristics oil molybdenum dithiocarbamate Chairpersons: S. -C. Lim (National University, Singapore) and B. Ono (Sasebo National College of Technology, Japan), K. Nakano (Yokohama National University, Japan) M. Hashimoto and Y. Yamamoto (Kyushu University, Japan) 16:05~16:30 14:50~15:15 C-09 Effect of PTFE on tribological properties of peek-based B-08 Hydrogen generation from lubricants in sliding test bearing materials M. Kohara (NTN corporation, Japan) H. Iwata, M. Fujita (Daido Metal Co., Ltd., Japan), T. Kubo, 15:15~15:40 H. Nanao, I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) B-09 Influence of operating conditions on lubricating properties 16:30~16:55 of vegetable oils and paraffinic oils with unsaturated fatty C-10 Influence of single particle behavior on sliding wear of acids in four-ball tests SiC-particle reinforced aluminum matrix composites T. Murakami and H. Sakamoto (Kyushu University, Japan) T. Miyajima, T. Honda and Y. Iwai (University of Fukui, ------Coffee Break------Japan) 16:55~17:20 [Room B] 16:05～17:45 C-11 Production of tribofilms and mild wear by tribo-sintering of Additives and Lubricants [3] nanoparticles on rubbing surfaces Chairpersons: P.M. Cann (Imperial College, U.K.) and H. Kato (Fukui National College of Technology, Japan) N. Ohno (Saga University, Japan) 16:05~16:30 [Room D] 14:00～15:40 B-10 The influence of lubricants on the rolling contact fatigue life Tribology of Machine Elements [2] under low lambda condition Chairpersons: B. Jacobson (Lund University, Sweden) and S. Hara and R. Yamada (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Japan) T. Nagatomo (Railway Technical Research Institute, Japan) 16:30~16:55 14:00~14:25
B-11 Analysis of the formation mechanism of MoS2 from the D-06 Artificial neural network prediction of operating decomposition of Mo-DTC parameters of porous sliding bearings I. Nakagawa, A. Suzuki (Toyota Motor Co., Japan) and B. Giemza and T. Kałdoński (Military University of T. Ohmori (Toyota Central R&D Labs. Inc., Japan) Technology, Poland) 16:55~17:20 14:25~14:50 B-12 Change in tribological characteristics of ZnDTP D-07 Effect of non-homogenous permeability on steady state accompanying the oxidative degradation performance of turbulent hybrid porous journal bearings M. Masuko, T. Ohkido, A. Suzuki (Tokyo Institute of A. Kumar (National Institute of Technology, India) and Technology, Japan), T. Ueno, S. Okuda and T. Sagawa D. K. Gupta (Sara Servises & Engineers Ltd., India) (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan) 14:50~15:15 17:20~17:45 D-08 Simulation for tapered roller bearing vibration B-13 The development of fuel economy oil for the engine parts T. Sakaguchi and Y. Akamatsu (NTN corporation, Japan) coated with diamond-like carbon
3 15:15~15:40 E-15 Tribology in heat assisted magnetic recording systems D-09 The construction of a test bench for studying hybrid Y. Hsia, W. Peng and L. Li (Seagate Tech., U.S.A.) lubrication in bearing: simulation and experiments N.P. Belfiore, M. Presta, L. Consorti, M. Faralli, [Room F] 14:00～15:40 M.L. Filiberti, M. Moretti (University of Rome, Italy) and Rolling and Sliding Contacts [1] M. Scaccia (Robotica B.I.A. S.r.L., Italy) Chairpersons: E.V. Zaretsky (NASA Glenn Research Center, U.S.A.) ------Coffee Break------and K. Toda (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) 14:00~14:25 [Room D] 16:05～17:45 F-06 Detrimental effect of hydrogen on rolling contact fatigue Tribology of Machine Elements [3] H. Hamada and Y. Matsubara (NTN corporation, Japan) Chairpersons: N.P. Belfiore (University of Rome, Italy) and 14:25~14:50 M. Arita (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan) F-07 Wear mode of silicon nitride in lubricated rolling contact 16:05~16:30 Y. Wang and M. Hadfield (Bournemouth University, U.K.) D-10 The influences of surface roughness on frictional vibration of 14:50~15:15 a seal -The influences of varying material and temperature- F-08 Rolling contact fatigue life of bearing steel rollers lubricated K. Yamamoto and D. Ozaki (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) with traction oil corresponding to ISO VG32 16:30~16:55 T. Mawatari and A. Nakajima (Saga University, Japan) D-11 Influence of cam surface finish on frictional power loss in 15:15~15:40 valve train with roller tappet F-09 Effect of slip on formation of white etching area under M. Soejima, Y. Ejima, M. Nagafuji (Kyushu Sangyo University, rolling contact Japan), E. Ogawa and T. Kuwahara (Nippon Piston Ring Co., H. Harada, T. Mikami (Koyo seiko Co., Ltd., Japan), Ltd., Japan) A. Yamamoto and H. Tsubakino (University of Hyogo, Japan) 16:55~17:20 ------Coffee Break------D-12 Wear of cast iron sheave and steel wire rope of elevator H. Nakagawa, M. Hida and A. Mitsui (Mitsubishi Electric Co., [Room F] 16:05～18:10 Japan) Rolling and Sliding Contacts [2] 17:20~17:45 Chairpersons: G.A. Zhuravlev (Rostov State University, Russia) D-13 Diagnostics of lubrication condition in linear guideway using and A. Nakajima (Saga University, Japan) acoustic emission method 16:05~16:30 T. Shirai, H. Michioka, T. Yoshioka, Y. Honjo and S. Watanabe F-10 Residual stress behavior in bearing steel surface during (THK Co., Ltd., Japan) rolling contact fatigue process T. Imamura and K. Ikeda (Tokyo University of Agriculture and [Room E] 14:00～17:45 Technology, Japan) Symposium: Tribology in File Memory Systems 16:30~16:55 Organized by Y. Kawakubo (Shinshu University, Japan) F-11 Effect of substrate surface finish on durability of thermally sprayed WC cermet coating in rolling-sliding contact E-06 A Study of molecularly thin lubricant films D. M. Nuruzzaman, A. Nakajima and T. Mawatari (Saga M. S. Jhon (CMU, U.S.A.) University, Japan) E-07 Tribomicroplasma generation –The physics and chemistry in 16:55~17:20 HDD– F-12 The triborogical effect of periodic structures with K. Nakayama (AIST, Japan) femtosecond-laser on medium carbon steel surface in E-08 Chemistry of hydroxyl groups of Z-dol and Z-tetraol at disk rolling-sliding contact surface T. Furuno, A. Mori, N. Tagawa (Kansai University, Japan) and P. H. Kasai (Moresco Co., Japan) H. Sawada (NEC Machinery Co., Japan) E-09 Synthesis of multi-functional PFPE lubricant and its 17:20~17:45 tribological characteristics F-13 Increasing friction after repeated rolling for steel rings H. Chiba, Y. Oshikubo, K. Watanabe, T. Tokairin and rolling on micro-patterned steel plates E. Yamakawa (Fujitsu Ltd., Japan) T. Tanagaki (Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan), E-10 Physical chemistry of magnetic recording disk lubricants T. Toyoma (Toyo Seican Kaisya, Ltd., Japan), N. Umehara T. Karis (Hitachi GST, U.S.A.) (Nagoya University, Japan), M. Ishida, J. Ying (Railway E-11 Beyond DLC: Development of atomically smooth Research Institute, Japan) and S. Kamiya (Nagoya Institute of nanometer-thick protective coatings for disk drive Technology, Japan) applications 17:45~18:10 Y. -W. Chung (Northwestern University, U.S.A.) F-14 The wheel roughness effect on rolling sound and slip in E-12 State of the art of head slider technologies braking S. Fukui, H. Matsuoka and K. Yamane (Tottori University, T. Obara (Railway Technical Research Institute, Japan), Japan) T. Ohyama (Tess Co., Japan) and K. Kato (Tohoku University, E-13 Scaling and shock response of small form factor disk drives Japan) J. Xu and F. E. Talke (UCSD, U.S.A.)
E-14 Contact hysteresis issues at low fly heights V. Raman (Hitachi GST, U.S.A.)
4 [Room G] 14:00～15:40 Japan) Extreme Environments [1] P-02 Topological and electrical conductivity imaging of Chairpersons: R. S. Cowan (Georgia Institute of Technology, mechanically modified surfaces by AFM Manufacturing Research Center, U.S.A.) and M. Nishimura (Hosei T. Kamata, T. Hosono, S. Umemura (Chiba Institute of University, Japan) Technology, Japan), S. Hirono (NTT AFTY Corporation, 14:00~14:25 Japan) and S. Tsuchitani (Wakayama University, Japan) G-06 Low temperature (-40°C) vacuum torque measurement of P-03 Tribological properties of fluorinated carbon film on silicon several space mechanism lubricants surface M. Jansen (University of Toledo, U.S.A.), W. R. Jones (Sest M. Kawaguchi, J. Choi and T. Kato (AIST, Japan) Inc., U.S.A.) and R. Predmore (Swales Aerospace, U.S.A.) P-04 Effect of heat treatment on mechanical and electrical 14:25~14:50 characteristics of sputtered carbon films G-07 Effect of orbit environmental condition on friction of surface N. Mikami, K. Nagashima, T. Koishikawa, A. Sasahara, modified stainless steels S. Umemura (Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan) and M. Tosa, A. Kasahara, M. Goto (NIMS, Japan), T. Inoue and S. Hirono (NTT AFTY Corporation, Japan) K. Imagawa (JAXA, Japan) P-05 The micro-cracks in wear track of DLC films on stainless 14:50~15:15 steel in aqueous environment
G-08 Measurement of CO2 refrigerant concentration in EHL film T. Ohana, M. Suzuki, T. Nakamura, A. Tanaka and Y. Koga
under high CO2 refrigerant pressure by micro FT-IR (AIST, Japan) S. Tanaka, T. Nakahara and K. Kyogoku (Tokyo Institute of P-06 Effect of surface roughness of DLC film on friction and wear Technology, Japan) of polymers in water environment 15:15~15:40 A. Tanaka, T. Ohana and M. Suzuki (AIST, Japan) G-09 Frictional properties of maglev superconducting magnet P-07 Tribological properties of multilayered DLC films in water structural materials at 4.2 K under fretting conditions environment Y. Yoshino, A. Iwabuchi, T. Suzuki (Iwate University, Japan), M. Suzuki, T. Ohana, A. Tanaka (AIST, Japan) and W. Zhang H. Seino and T. Herai (Railway Technical Research Institute, (National Key laboratory of Remanufacture, China) Japan) P-08 Effect of a compositionally graded layer on the tribological ------Coffee Break------properties of diamond-like carbon films T. Mano, Y. Shibuya, O. Sugiyama, H. Nakayama (Industrial [Room G] 16:05～17:45 Research Institute of Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan) and O. Takai Extreme Environments [2] (Eco Topia Science Institute, Nagoya University, Japan) Chairpersons: R.J. Wood (University of Southampton, U.K.) and P-09 Boundary lubrication of modified diamond films with water M. Suzuki (JAXA, Japan) Y. Wakatsuki, S. Miyake, T. Hashizume and J. Kim (Nippon 16:05~16:30 Institute of Technology, Japan) G-10 Effects of hydrogen on lubricated and unlubricated sliding of P-10 Forming of functional layer on intricate profile surface steels J.A. Mrochek (Belorussian National Technical University, J. Sugimura, E. Ohkawachi, H. Tanaka, M. Hashimoto and Belarus), M.L. Kheifetz and S.V. Koukhta (Polotsk State Y. Yamamoto (Kyushu University, Japan) University, Belarus) 16:30~16:55 P-11 Tribological characteristics of newly developed nitride hard G-11 Durability of hybrid ceramic ball bearings in liquid thin films for zero emission end mill cutting hydrogen at 3 million DN (120,000 rpm) A. Kobayashi (Meijo University, Japan), Y. Murakami (OSG M. Nosaka, S. Takada, M. Kikuchi and T. Sudo (JAXA, Japan) Corporation, Japan) and S. Maitani (Meijo University, Japan) 16:55~17:20 P-12 Fracture mechanics analysis of tribological coatings under G-12 Evaluation of chromic oxide surface treatment for SUS 440C thermomechanical contact loading in cryogenic environment Y. Bao and G. Chai (Zhejiang University of Technology, China) S. Takada, M. Nosaka and Y. Watanabe (JAXA, Japan) P-13 Tribological behavior of DLC coatings at elevated 17:20~17:45 temperatures G-13 Lifetimes of bearings lubricated with a multiply alkylated T. Polcar, R. Novak (Czech Technical University, Czech cyclopentane and a linear perfluoropolyether fluid in Republic), P. Siroky and J. Vyskocil (HVM Plasma, Ltd., Czech oscillatory motion at elevated temperatures in ultrahigh Republic) vacuum P-14 Burnishing of thin-film magnetic disks J. Braza (Nye Lubricants, Inc., U.S.A.), W. R. Jones (Sest Inc., Y. Kawakubo, S. Miyazawa, K. Kobayashi, S. Kobatake and U.S.A.), M. Jansen (University of Toledo, U.S.A.) and S. Nakazawa (Shinshu University,Japan) B. Papke (Shell Global Solutions Inc., U.S.A.) P-15 In-situ quantitative integrated tribo-SPM nano+micro metrology [Reception Hall] 8:45~17:45 N. V. Gitis, J. Xiao and A. Daugela (Center for Tribology, Inc., Poster Session Presenter stand-by 13:00~14:00 U.S.A.) P-16 Withdrawn P-01 Relationship between nanoindentation hardness and P-17 Durability evaluation of UV-treated PFPE lubricant coated scratched wear characteristics of sputtered carbon films magnetic disk by lateral oscillation wear test K. Kaneko, T. Hosono, S. Umemura (Chiba Institute of S. Ninomiya, S. Miyake and M. Wang (Nippon Institute of Technology, Japan) and S. Hirono (NTT AFTY Corporation,
5 Technology, Japan) 8:45~10:30 P-18 Withdrawn Chairperson: I. Minami and Y. Sone P-19 Microtribolgical property of vertically aligned carbon A-13 Technological trends in the global grease market nanotube film P. R. Todd (The Lubrizol Corporation, U.S.A.) H. Kinoshita, I. Kume, M. Tagawa, N. Ohmae (Kobe A-14 Frictional characteristics of greases composed of mixed University, Japan), V. Turq and J. M. Martin (Ecole Centrale metal soap thickener in sliding contact de Lyon, France) Y. Yamamoto, M. Hashimoto (Kyushu University, Japan) and P-20 Lift capability of a surface layer of details of machines A. Shibayama (Kyodoyushi Co., Ltd., Japan) A.G. Suslov (Bryansk State Technical University, Russia) A-15 Investigation of thixotropy of lubricating grease with P-21 On relation between shaft surface roughness and rubber lip rheometer properties T. Akutsu, M. Masuko and A. Suzuki (Tokyo Institute of M. Gawliński (Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland) Technology, Japan) P-22 Measurement of restitution coefficients in collisions at low A-16 Studies on the rheology of simple and complex lithium soap impact velocity greases using a controlled stress rheometer R. Shibamoto (University of Hyogo, Japan), Y. Uehara M. R. Sivik, S. J. Nolan and H. F. George (The Lubrizol (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan), Y. Konishi and Corporation, U.S.A.) H. Ishigaki (University of Hyogo, Japan) 10:30~10:45 ------Coffee Break------P-23 Measurement of real contact area with interference method 10:45~12:40 using white light Chairpersons: T. Wakabayashi and K. Sakamoto H. Yoshida, M. Eguchi and T. Yamamoto (Tokyo University of A-17 The importance of synthetic greases for future high Agriculture and Technology, Japan) performance applications P-24 Deformation behavior of the clutch facing material under W. J. Bartz (Technische Akademie Esslingen, Germany) loading without sliding A-18 Cappilary effect in polyurea grease starved lubrication Y. Ueno, K. Ikeda, H. Ito and Y. Yamazaki (Tokyo University H. Renondeau, D. Mazuyer and J.M. Martin (Ecole Centrale of Agriculture and Technology, Japan) de Lyon, France), P. Vergne (INSA de Lyon, France), P-25 Friction and wear behavior of rubber in the course of N. Truong-Dinh (Condat Lubrifiants, France) and pattern abrasion G. Dudragne (SNR Roulements, France) T. Iwai, Y. Uchiyama, K. Shimosaka and K. Takase (Kanazawa A-19 A study on tribological characteristics of organo-bismuth University, Japan) compounds as anti-wear and EP additives for urea greases P-26 Wear behaviour of hot work tool steels S. Okamura, H. Iwamatsu, M. Mitsuoka (Nippon Grease Co., A. Bahrami, S. H. Mousavi Anijdan (Sharif University of Ltd., Japan), H. Komiya (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) and Technology, Iran), M. A. Golozar, M. Shamanian (Isfahan Y. Matano (Kyoto University, Japan) University of Technology, Iran) and N. Varahram (Sharif A-20 The synergistic effect of calcium sulfonate and MoDTC University of Technology, Iran) additives in urea grease P-27 Tribocharging and friction in insulators in low humidity H. Osawa, M. Kakizaki (Kyodoyushi Co., Ltd., Japan) and M. Abo, T. Sakamoto, S. Kakunai and K. Kimura (University of H. Nanao (Iwate University, Japan) Hyogo, Japan) A-21 Characteristics and practical applications of calcium P-28 Measurement of friction force due to surface tension of sulfonate complex grease liquid Y. Shibuya and H. Kojima (Nippon Koyu Ltd., Japan) M. Sekijima, Y. Konishi and H. Ishigaki (University of Hyogo, 12:40~14:00 ------Lunch------Japan) 14:00~15:55 P-29 Optical visualization of wear process and in-situ monitoring Chairpersons: M. R. Sivik and N. Shinoda of the volume loss using live observation system (LOS) A-22 Grease lubrication of rolling element bearings: Bearing T. Honda and Y. Iwai (University of Fukui, Japan) parameters and lubrication mechanisms P-30 Nanofriction: the observation of elastic plowing P. M. Cann (Imperial College, U.K.) and A. A. Lubrecht (INSA C. Ying and S. M. Hsu (NIST, U.S.A.) de Lyon, France) P-31 Simulation of thermal protrusion of magnetic-head elements A-23 Use of silicone base fluids in comparison to other synthetic M. Kurita (Hitachi Ltd., Japan) oils for use in lubricating greases M. Jungk (Dow Corning GmbH, Germany) 8:45~17:45 A-24 A new structure of grease pocket and base oil migration [Exhibition Hall] Exhibition around bearings S. Hibino, T. Hosoya (Railway Technical Research Institute,
Japan) and M. Suzuki (NSK Ltd., Japan)
st A-25 Super journal bearing lubricated by grease May 31 , Tuesday K. Fukunaga, (Oita National College of Technology, Japan) A-26 Multi-purpose lithium complex greases by a new [Room A] 8:45~17:35 complexing agent and manufacturing method Symposium: Advanced Technology and Applications of Lubricating Y. Fujinami, T. Kita and K. Masuda (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Grease Japan) Organized by K. Shimizu (NACHI-FUJIKOSHI Corporation, Japan) 15:55~16:10 ------Coffee Break------
6 16:10~17:35 J. Fan, H. A. Spikes (Imperial college, U.K.) and Chairpersons: H. Kimura and M. Jungk M. A. Müller (RohMax Additives GmbH, Germany) A-27 Life and characteristics of rolling bearing grease after 12:05~12:30 optimization B-21 Tribochemical reaction of MoDTC with ZnDTP analyzed by S-K. Kim, C-N. Park, J-G. Kim, J-D. Roh (FAG Bearings TOF-SIMS Korea Corp., Korea) and J-D. Han (Changwon National H. Nanao, M. Kudo, T. Kubo, I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate University, Korea) University, Japan) A-28 Effect of the lubricating grease composition on the ------Lunch----- hydrogen generation and invasion into steel under rolling contact [Room B] 14:00~15:40 R. Nakata and H. Komiya (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) Fluid Film Lubrication [2] A-29 The effect of antioxidant on grease life Chairpersons: J. Frêne (Université de Poitiers, France) and H. Mikami (NTN Corporation, Japan) H. Yabe (O.E.C.U., Japan) A-30 Research work for clarifying the mechanism of white 14:00~14:25 structure flaking and extending the life of bearings B-22 Numerical analysis model of thrust air bearings and its K. Iso, A. Yokouchi and H. Takemura (NSK Ltd., Japan) application to optimum design M. Furukawa and H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, Japan) [Room B] 8:45~10:25 14:25~14:50 Additives and Lubricants [4] B-23 Mixed lubrication of hydrostatic spherical bearings for Chairpersons: E. Yamaguchi (Chevron Oronite Company LLC, hydraulic piston pumps and motors U.S.A.) and T. Ohmori (Toyota Central R&D Labs. Inc., Japan) T. Kazama (Muroran Institute of Technology, Japan) 8:45~9:10 14:50~15:15 B-14 Effects of engine oil formulation on motoring friction in a B-24 PTFE-faced center pivot thrust pad bearings: factors motorcycle engine affecting TEHD performance M. Kasai (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Japan) and T. M. Fillon (University of Poitiers, France) and S. B. Glavatskih Matsuoka (Idemitsu Lube Techno Co., Ltd., Japan) (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden) 9:10~9:35 15:15~15:40 B-15 Improvement of anti-shudder durability for wet clutches on B-25 A two-phase flow approach to cavitation modelling in automatic transmission fluid journal bearings N. Watanabe and T. Ichihashi (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., F. P. Grando and M. Priest (The University of Leeds, U.K.) Japan) and A.T. Prata (University of Santa Catarina, Brazil) 9:35~10:00 ------Coffee Break------B-16 The effect of lubricant additives on the lubricating performances of coatings in EHD contacts [Room B] 16:05~17:20 R. P. Glovnea, A. V. Olver and H. A. Spikes (Imperial Fluid Film Lubrication [3] College, U.K.) Chairpersons: M. Fillon (Université de Poitiers, France) and 10:00~10:25 H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, Japan) B-17 Influence of low phosphorus and ash formulation on 16:05~16:30 gasoline engine oil performance B-26 Operational transients in a spring supported thrust bearing M. Yoshimoto (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Japan), M. Kido S.B. Glavatskih (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden) and T. Matsuoka (Idemitsu Lube Techno Co., Ltd., Japan) 16:30~16:55 ------Coffee Break------B-27 Influence of pad-pivot friction on tilting-pad journal bearing performance [Room B] 10:50~12:30 S.G. Kim and K.W. Kim (KAIST, Korea) Additives and Lubricants [5] 16:55~17:20 Chairpersons: P. R. Ryason (Chevron Oronite Company LLC, B-28 Combined bulk-flow and navier stokes analysis of liquid U.S.A.) and Y. Yasuda (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan) labyrinth seals 10:50~11:15 M. Arghir, M. Hélène and J. Frêne (Université de Poitiers, B-18 Tribo-chemical reactions of anti-wear additives on iron, France) aluminum and copper based alloys A. Yamasaki, H. Nanao, I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate [Room C] 8:45～10:25 University, Japan) Solid Lubrication [1] 11:15~11:40 Chairpersons: S. Jacobson (Uppsala University, Sweden) and B-19 The nature and frictional properties of lubricant additive N. Umehara (Nagoya University, Japan) films under boundary lubrication 8:45~9:10 S. Aoki, M. Masuko and A. Suzuki (Tokyo Institute of C-12 Effects of carbon fillers on the tribological properties of Technology, Japan) PTFE based composites 11:40~12:05 Y. Takeichi, A. Wibowo, K. Tsuji (Toyohashi University of B-20 Friction and wear reduction using polyalkylmethacrylate Technology, Japan), M. Kawamura (Kawamura Research viscosity index improvers Laboratory Co., Ltd., Japan) and M. Uemura (Toyohashi
7 University of Technology, Japan) 14:25~14:50 9:10~9:35 C-21 Evaluation of various PTFE films for space use C-13 The effects of Cu-Sn intermetallic compounds on the K. Matsumoto and M. Suzuki (JAXA, Japan) frictional characteristics of Sn thin film lubrication with Cu ------Coffee Break------interlayer A. Wibowo, Y. Takeichi, M. Hata (Toyohashi University of [Room C] 16:05～17:45 Technology, Japan), M. Komlossy, M. Dzimko (University of Lubricant Rheology and Chemistry Zilina, Slovakia) and M. Uemura (Toyohashi University of Chairpersons: W.J. Bartz (Technische Akademie Esslingen, Technology, Japan) Germany) and M. Muraki (Shonan Institute of Technology, Japan) 9:35~10:00 16:05~16:30 C-14 High temperature friction properties of sintered Fe-Cr-Cu C-22 Evaluation of quasi-static density and elastic modulus for material pressurized lubricant oils up to 5 GPa considering volume K. Ozaki (Daido Metal Co., Ltd, Japan), Y. Takeichi and viscoelasticity M. Uemura (Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan) Y. Nakamura, Y. Kurosaki (Mie University, Japan) and 10:00~10:25 N. Ohno (Saga University, Japan) C-15 The synergistic effects of different solid lubricants on 16:30~16:55 high-temperature tribological properties of C-23 High-pressure rheology of traction fluid for toroidal CVTs
spark-plasma-sintered ZrO2 (Y2O3) ceramics N. Ohno and S. Yamada (Saga University, Japan) J.H. Ouyang, T. Murakami, S. Sasaki, K. Umeda and 16:55~17:20 A. Korenaga (AIST, Japan) and Y. Yoneyama (Tokyo University C-24 Estimation of high-pressure rheology of lubricants by the of Science, Japan) combination of dielectric relaxation data and atmospheric ------Coffee Break------rheologcal data A. Suzuki and M. Masuko (Tokyo Institute of Technology, [Room C] 10:50～12:30 Japan) Solid Lubrication [2] 17:20~17:45 Chairpersons: A. Rossi (University of Cagliari, Italy) and C-25 Studies on the polymerization of vinyl monomers at EHL M. Kawamura (Kawamura Research Laboratory Co., Ltd., Japan) contacts 10:50~11:15 J. Ishikawa, H. Nanao, I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate C-16 Tribological characteristics of 440C stainless steel processed University, Japan)
by fine particle peening of MoS2 in various environments M. Suzuki (JAXA, Japan) [Room D] 8:45~10:25 11:15~11:40 Tribology of Machine Elements [4] C-17 Effect of material combinations on friction and wear of Chairpersons: T. Kaldonski (Military University of Technology, Al-Si alloy impregnated graphite composite under dry Poland) and T. Yamamoto (Tokyo University of Agriculture and sliding Technology, Japan) H. Goto, K. Uchijo and T. Inokuchi (Fukuoka Institute of 8:45~9:10 Technology, Japan) D-14 The effect of contact length and temperature on the 11:40~12:05 tribological properties of a resin nut for slide screw
C-18 Tribological properties of sputtered MoS2 films improved by H. Kousaka (Nagoya University, Japan), T. Tanagaki (Nagoya various methods Institute of Technology, Japan), N. Umehara (Nagoya K. Sagara and M. Nishimura (Hosei University, Japan) University, Japan), T. Ishii and Y. Oki (NTN Engineering 12:05~12:30 Plastics Corporation, Japan) C-19 Micro-system of Lubrication with in-situ tribo-coating for 9:10~9:35 space mechanisms D-15 Effect of environment on drive properties of precise K. Adachi, M. Kobayashi, S. Tanaka (Tohoku University, positioning stage driven by ultrasonic motor Japan), S. Endo (Toshiba Tec Corporation, Japan) and K. Adachi and Y. Matsuda (Tohoku University, Japan) S. Obara (JAXA, Japan) 9:35~10:00 ------Lunch------D-16 Evaluation method for frequency characteristics of fluid dynamic bearing spindles [Room C] 14:00～14:50 J. Yamamoto, M. Miwa, H. Miyazaki (Wakayama University, Solid Lubrication [3] Japan), R. Kaneko (Micro Eng. Kaneko Labs, Japan) and Chairpersons: T. LeMogne (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) and H. Unozawa (Ferrotec Corporation, Japan) M. Uemura（Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan） 10:00~10:25 14:00~14:25 D-17 Optimum design of paper-web transportation system for C-20 Frictional behaviour of graphite in dry and water protecting wrinkles submerged sliding conditions H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, Japan) A. K. Kohli (Board of Radiation and Isotope Technology, ------Coffee Break------India) and B. Prakash (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden)
8 [Room D] 10:50~12:05 M. Dienwiebel, G.S. Verhoeven, N. Pradeep, J.A. Heimberg, Tribology of Machine Elements [5] J.W.M. Frenken (Leiden University, The Netherlands) and Chairpersons: T. Harris (Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.) and H.W. Zandbergen (Delft University of Technology, The Y. Iwai (Fukui University, Japan) Netherlands) 10:50~11:15 E-19 Recent progress in surface physics D-18 Characteristics of journal bearing using liquid crystal as K. Takayanagi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) lubricating fluid E-20 What can MD simulations tell us about tribophenomena in A. Korenaga, S. Sasaki, Y. Ando (AIST, Japan) and K. Ono real materials? (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) D. A. Rigney, S. Karthikeyan (The Ohio State University, 11:15~11:40 U.S.A.), J.H. Wu (University of Arkansas) and M.L. Falk D-19 Plasma sprayed multicomponent wear resistant coatings for (University of Michigan, U.S.A.) textile machinery with emphasis on self-lubrication E-21 Tribology in micro electro-mechanical systems S. Suman and K. M. Gupt (Indian Institute of Technology, Z. Rymuza (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland) India) E-22 Tribology in micro/meso-scale manufacturing 11:40~12:05 K. Dohda (Gifu University, Japan) D-20 Single ceramic ball hybrid bearing ------Lunch------G.T.Y. Wan (Shell Global Solutions, Malaysia) and P.L. Wong (City University of Hong Kong, P.R. China) [Room E] 13:45~17:45 ------Lunch------Symposium: Fundamentals of Friction Organized by: H. Matsukawa (Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan) [Room D] 14:05~17:45 E-23 From atomic scale dynamics to microscopic friction laws Symposium: Rolling Contact Fatigue of Machine Elements M. O. Robbins, B. Luan, L. Pei, J. F. Molinari (Johns Hopkins Organized by: T. Yamamoto (Tokyo University of Agriculture and University, U.S.A.), S. Hyun (Kyungpook National University, Technology, Japan) and Y. Satoh (NTN Corporation, Japan) Korea), J. A. Harrison (United States Naval Academy, U.S.A.) D-21 Load and life ratings for rolling bearing - 100 years of and N. Bernstein (Naval Research Lab., U.S.A.) progress E-24 Sliding, rotation, and rolling of nanoparticles T. A. Harris (Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.) K. Miura, D. Tsuda, Y. Kaneta (Aichi University of Education, D-22 Effects of design and operating variables on bearing life and Japan) and N. Sasaki (Seikei University, Japan) reliability - a sensitivity study E-25 Interfacial friction of helium films adsorbed on graphite E.V. Zaretsky (NASA Glenn Research Center, U.S.A.) M. Suzuki, N. Hosomi, A. Tanabe (The University of D-23 Rolling contact fatigue - the ongoing challenge Electro-Communications, Japan) and M. Hieda (Nagoya S. Ioannides, A. Girones, J. Slycke and R.H. Vegter (SKF University, Japan) Engineering & Research Centre, The Netherlands) E-26 Three dimensional force measurement with atomic force D-24 Rolling bearing lubrication, friction and life microscopy B. Jacobson (Lund University, Sweden) S. Kawai, H. Kawakatsu (University of Tokyo, Japan), D-25 Crystal orientation analysis of rail steel test specimen after D. Kobayashi (JST) and S. Kitamura (Jeol) rolling contact fatigue test E-27 Simulation of friction between atomically flat surfaces Y. Satoh and K. Iwafuchi (Railway Tech. Research Inst., Japan) H. Matsukawa, M. Nakamura (Aoyama Gakuin University, D-26 Study of long life V-DFO under severe conditions Japan), K. Matsushita (University of Tokyo, Japan) and T. Saito (NSK Ltd., Japan) N. Sasaki (Seikei University, Japan) D-27 Denting effect on rolling contact fatigue of ball bearings E-28 Nano-scale friction: Kinetic friction of magnetic flux quanta T. Sada, T. Mikami and M. Harada (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., and charge density waves Japan) A. Maeda, Y. Inoue, H. Kitano (Tokyo University, Japan), D-28 Improving rolling contact fatigue life of bearing steels S. Savelev (RIKEN), S. Okayasu (Japan Atomic and Energy through grain refinement Research Institute, Japan), I. Tsukada (Central Research C. Ohki (NTN corporation, Japan) Institute of Energy and Power Industry) and F. Nori (University of Michigan, U.S.A.) [Room E] 8:45~12:30 E-29 Effect of wear on the friction of metals Symposium: Atomistics of Friction and Its Application for K. Hiratsuka (Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan) Nanotechnology E-30 Static friction of agar gels: Amontons-Coulomb’s law and Organized by: M. Hirano (Gifu University, Japan) formation of multicontacts E-16 Opening Remarks: Study on atomistics of friction K. Kawabata, H. Kato, H. Haga (Hokkaido University, Japan) M. Hirano (Gifu University, Japan) and T. Nitta (Gifu University, Japan) E-17 Observation of the transition from atomic-scale stick slip to E-31 Friction of rock and earthquake smooth sliding N. Yoshioka (Yokohama City University, Japan) E. Meyer, A. Socoliuc, E. Gnecco, O. Pfeiffer, S. Maier, U. Wyder (Institute of University of Basel, Switzerland), [Room F] 8:45~10:25 L. Kantorovich, T. Trevethan (University of London, U.K.) Surface Characterization and Coatings [2] and R. Bennewitz (McGill University, Canada) Chairpersons: C. Donnet (University Jean Monnet, France) and E-18 Atomic-scale observation of superlubricity of graphite Y. Mitsuya (Nagoya University, Japan)
9 8:45~9:10 Y. Iwai, T. Miyajima, T. Honda (University of Fukui, Japan), F-15 Humidity dependence of wear of laser clad graphite based T. Matsubara (Macoho Co., Ltd., Japan) and S. Hogmark composite solid lubricant layers formed in air and argon (Uppsala University, Sweden) T. Katoh (Akashi National College of Technology, Japan), 14:50~15:15 T. Sakamoto, S. Kakunai and M. Abo (University of Hyogo, F-25 Absolute thickness measurement and surface morphology Japan) observation of perfluoro-polyether lubricant for hard disk by 9:10~9:35 SOR X-ray and AFM F-16 Modified definition of critical surface tension Y. Sakane and A. Wakabayashi and T. Hirano (Matsumura Oil M. Ishiyama (HOYA Magnetics Singapore Pte Ltd., Singapore) Research Corp., Japan) 9:35~10:00 15:15~15:40 F-17 Tribological properties of organosilane monolayers prepared F-26 The effect of Hf on the fretting wear performance of a ZrN by a chemical vapor adsorption method coating A. Takahara (Kyushu University, Japan), A. Suzuki (Toyota E. Atar (Gebze Institute of Technology, Turkey), H. Cimenoglu Motor Corporation, Japan), H. Ishida (Kyushu University, and E. S. Kayali (Istanbul Technical University, Turkey) Japan) and M. Kaido (Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan) ------Coffee Break------10:00~10:25 F-18 Mechanical properties of boron containing thin films [Room F] 16:05~17:20 prepared by magnetron sputtering method Extreme Environments [3] M. Kohzaki, T. Sakaki and K. Matsumoto (Tokai University, Chairpersons: C. DellaCorte (NASA Glenn Research Center, U.S.A.) Japan) and K. Hokkirigawa (Tohoku University, Japan) ------Coffee Break------16:05~16:30 F-27 Experimental study on hybrid bearings for cryogenic [Room F] 10:50~12:30 turbopumps Surface Characterization and Coatings [3] M. Oike (Ishinomaki Senshu University, Japan), M. Kikuchi, Chairpersons: J. Fontaine (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) and S. Takada and M. Yoshida (JAXA, Japan) Y. Murakami (Denso Co., Ltd., Japan) 16:30~16:55 10:50~11:15 F-28 Tribology at high-velocity impact F-19 Evaluation of adhesion strength of electroplated films by M. B. Karamis (Erciyes University, Turkey) rebound hardness testing 16:55~17:20 K. Matsuda (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan) F-29 The in-situ observation of friction and wear phenomena 11:15~11:40 under an electric current F-20 Friction and wear properties of a-CNx coatings sliding Y. Kimura, S. Izaki, T. Omori and H. Mishina (Chiba against ceramic and steel balls in water University, Japan) F. Zhou (Jiangsu University, China), K. Kato and K. Adachi (Tohoku University, Japan) [Room G] 9:35~10:25 11:40~12:05 Surface and Contact Problems [2] F-21 Theoretical friction coefficient of CNx in nitrogen on the Chairpersons: M.S. Jhon (Carnegie Mellon University, U.S.A.) and basis of the shearing strength of surface layer M. Shima (Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, T. Tokoroyama, T. Nakamura (Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan) Japan) and N. Umehara (Nagoya University, Japan) 9:35~10:00 12:05~12:30 G-14 Analysis of an elastic-plastic contact under rolling contact F-22 Forming of machine elements functional features by means conditions of discharge created coatings E. Antaluca, D. Nélias (INSA de Lyon, France) and S. Creţu D. Ozimina and N. Radek (Technical University Kielce, (Technical University, Romania) Poland) and M. Styp-Rekowski (Technical and Agricultural 10:00~10:25 University, Poland) G-15 Measurement of true contact area by means of elliptical ------Lunch------polarized light reflection under slip condition T. Tanaka (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan), S. Sugiyama [Room F] 14:00~15:40 (The University of Tokyo, Japan), C. Yamanaka, S. Momozono, Surface Characterization and Coatings [4] K. Kyogoku and T. Nakahara (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Chairpersons: M. Dienwiebel (IAVF Antriebstechnik AG, Germany) Japan) and T. Sakamoto (University of Hyogo, Japan) ------Coffee Break------14:00~14:25 F-23 Surface analysis of metals in contact with [Room G] 10:50~12:05 polytetrafluoroethlyene using tribostimulated electron Surface and Contact Problems [3] emission Chairpersons: Z. Rymuza (Warsaw University of Technology, Y. Momose and Y. Yamashita (Ibaraki University, Japan) Poland) and K. Mizuhara (Tokyo Denki University, Japan) 14:25~14:50 10:50~11:15 F-24 Micro Slurry-jet erosion test (MSE) for evaluation of hard G-16 Tribological performance of different functional surfaces of thin coatings piston and cylinder bore
10 J. Carlevi, J. Lundmark and B. Prakash (Luleå University of characteristics under the boundary lubrication condition Technology, Sweden) K. Nakatsu and M. Muraki (Shonan Institute of Technology, 11:15~11:40 Japan) G-17 Surface texturing: a new design principle for friction P-35 Friction and anti-wear characteristics of ashless friction reduction under boundary lubrication conditions modifiers under the boundary lubrication condition X. Wang and S. Hsu (NIST, U.S.A.) S. Goto and M. Muraki (Shonan Institute of Technology, Japan) 11:40~12:05 P-36 Evaluation of typical EP-additives under mild-to-sever G-18 Surface texturing: comparison of various geometric shapes sliding contacts on friction under high speed low load conditions H. Konagayoshi (Nikkiso Co., Ltd., Japan), T. Nakatsuji (Kobe X. Wang and S. Hsu (NIST, U.S.A.) City College of Technology, Japan) and A. Mori (Kansai ------Lunch------University, Japan) P-37 Comparison of the influence of different rheological laws on [Room G] 14:00~14:50 contact behavior using homogenization and direct techniques Tribology Materials [1] for the treatment of roughness in non- Newtonian-modified Chairpersons: J. Braza (Nye Lubricants, Inc., U.S.A.) and Reynolds equation Y. Uchiyama (Kanazawa University, Japan) B. Bou-Said and M. Kane (INSA de Lyon, France) 14:00~14:25 P-38 Magnetic fluid based squeeze film between porous conical G-19 Three-body abration tests of high-Cr white cast irons plates G. B. Stachowiak and G. W. Stachowiak (The University of R. M. Patel (Gujarat Arts and Science College, India) and Western Australia, Australia) G. M. Deheri (Sardar Patel University, India) 14:25~14:50 P-39 Quantitative evaluation of lubricated conditions with G-20 Abrasive wear behaviour of a pearlitic (0.4%C) steel ultrasonic technique microalloyed with vanadium A. Takeuchi (Kochi University of Technology, Japan), F. Katsuki, K. Watari and H. Tahira (Sumitomo Metal S. Terada and S. Toda (Automax Co., Ltd., Japan) Industries, Ltd., Japan) P-40 Measurements of static and dynamic characteristics of ------Coffee Break------high-speed air film thrust bearings H. Hara, T. Nanba and H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, [Room G] 16:05~17:45 Japan) Tribology Materials [2] P-41 Withdrawn Chairpersons: M. Priest (The University of Leeds, U.K.) and P-42 Tribological properties of DLC films by PSII method F. Honda (Toyota Technological Institute, Japan) T. Hashizume, S. Miyake, S. Watanabe (Nippon Institute of 16:05~16:30 Technology, Japan) and M. Sato (Oiles corporation, Japan) G-23 New wear resistant composite electrochemical coatings P-43 Lubrication mechanisms of tribo-coated indium film A. Kh. Valeeva, N. P. Barykin and I. Sh. Valeev (Institute for between SUS440C disk and Si3N4 ball in UHV Metals Superplasticity Problems, Russia) K. Adachi (Tohoku University, Japan), Y. Koizuka (Nissan 16:30~16:55 Motor Co., Ltd., Japan), Y. Kino and K. Kato (Tohoku G-24 Development of microalloyed forging steel and new heat University, Japan) treatment process for rolling contact applications P-44 Film formation mechanism of indium by Tribo-coating on J. Lee, B. Song, C. Park (FAG Bearings Korea Corp., Korea) ball bearing in UHV and S. Yoo (Pohang Iron & Steel Co., Ltd., Korea) K. Adachi (Tohoku University, Japan), H. Shibuya (NS 16:55~17:20 Solutions Co., Japan), K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan) and G-25 Effects of surface characteristics on tribological behaviour of S. Obara (JAXA, Japan) zirconia ceramics for joint prostheses P-45 Traction curves of the low viscosity lubricants at the EHL Y. Sawae, T. Murakami T. Sawano and H. Qiwei (Kyushu contacts University, Japan) K. Nakamura and M. Muraki (Shonan Institute of Technology, 17:20~17:45 Japan) G-26 Tribological characteristics of disc-like compounds with P-46 Traction characteristics based on spin and side sliding speed mesogens at the EHD contacts K. Kawata and M. Negoro (Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., Japan) R. Kawabata and M. Muraki (Shonan Institute of Technology, Japan) [Reception Hall] 8:45~17:45 P-47 Effect of adsorption of alkali soaps on water boundary Poster Session Presenter stand-by 13:00~14:00 lubrication of zirconia S. Hironaka, K. Iwai (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of P-32 Structure & tribological behaviour of boundary lubrication Technology, Japan) and M. Suzuki (AIST, Japan) film for MoDDP and MoDTP antiwear additives P-48 Effect of Sn on wear rate of cast Fe-Cr-Cu-Ti-C composites S. Peijing, X. Binshi, Q. Yulin and X. Yi (National Key under dry and boundary friction Laboratory for Remanufacturing, China) V. G. Novytskyy (Physico-Technological Institute for Metals P-33 Increased oil change cycles to protect the environment with and Alloys of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, new type of additives Ukraine) J. Fodor (Budapest, Hungary)
P-34 Influence of alkyl group of ZnDTPs on the friction-velocity
11 P-49 Effect of film hardness on seizure pressure of hydrogenated Corporation, U.S.A.), H. Hasegawa and M. Ikeda (Lubrizol, DLC coatings under water lubrication Japan) K. Yamamoto (Kobe Steel Ltd., Japan) and A. Yuge (Mitsubishi A-36 The effect of aged friction materials on the relative Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan) contribution of thin film friction to overall friction in clutches P-50 Water lubrication of ceramics: mechanisms of lubrication M. T. Devlin, T. L. Turner, R. E. Baren, T. C. Jao (Afton R.S. Gates and S.M. Hsu (NIST, U.S.A.) Chemical Corporation, U.S.A.) and K. Yatunami (Afton P-51 Mass conserving elastohydrodynamic lubrication analysis of Chemical Corporation, Japan) journal bearings having regular striations A-37 New oil soluble metal deactivator for formulating lubricants T. Ozasa (Osaka Electro-Communication University, Japan) M. Fletschinger, M. Ribeaud (Ciba Spezialitatenchemie AG, P-52 Numerical analysis of oil-film formation under reciprocating Process and Lubricant Additives, Switzerland), S. Harold and rolling contact V. Bajpai (Ciba Specialty Chemicals Corporation, Process N. Izumi, T. Morita and K. Ichimaru (Kyusyu University, and Lubricant Additives, U.S.A.) Japan) P-53 Study on A2BLT+F2AST [Room B] 9:10~10:25 L. Xinglin (Hangzhou Bearing Test & Research Center, China) Fundamentals of Friction and Wear [4] P-54 Experimental study on the crack propagation of pitting Chairpersons: W.R. Jones, Jr. (Sest Inc.,U.S.A.) and crack using test rollers with fretting cracks H. Mishina (Chiba University, Japan) T. Morita, N. Izumi and K. Ichimaru (Kyusyu University, 9:10~9:35 Japan) B-29 Effect of doping elements on friction and wear properties of
P-55 A study of lubrication mechanism of oil-in-water emulsion in self-mated Si3N4 sliding steel cold rolling K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan), H. Kobayashi S. P. Dubey, G. K. Sharma (Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., India), (Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Japan) and K. Adachi K. S. Shishodia and G. S. Sekhon (Indian Institute of (Tohoku University, Japan) Technology, India) 9:35~10:00 P-56 Application of differential quadrature method (DQM) to B-30 Aqueous lubrication of polymers mixed lubrication N. D. Spencer and S. Lee (Swiss Federal Institute of X. Wu, S. Liu and C. Zhang (Tongji University, China) Technology, Switzerland) 10:00~10:25 8:45~17:45 B-31 Thermo – tribological behaviour of magnesium alloys [Exhibition Hall] Exhibition R. Mnif, V. Fridrici, J.-C. Abry, P. Kapsa (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France), K. Elleuch (Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs de June 1st, Wednesday Sfax, Tunisia) and G. Khélifati (EADS CCR, France) ------Coffee Break------
[Room A] 8:45~12:30 [Room B] 10:50~12:30 Symposium: Additives for Lubricating Oils Tribology of Machine Elements [6] Organized by M. Masuko (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) Chairpersons: C.H. Kim (KIST, Korea) and Y. Nakamura (Mie 8:45~10:25 University, Japan) A-31 Origins of the friction and wear properties of antiwear 10:50~11:15 additives B-32 Effect on pH and COD by emissions to water from 2-stroke H. A. Spikes (Imperial College, U.K.) and 4-stroke outboard engines using mineral lubricants A-32 Soot wear in diesel engines C. R. Swaroop, R. J. Brown and D. Hargreaves (Queensland E. S. Yamaguchi, M. Untermann, S. H. Roby (Chevron Oronite University of Technology, Australia) Company LLC, U.S.A.), P. R. Ryason (Tamalpais Tribology, 11:15~11:40 U.S.A.) and S. W. Yeh (Chevron Texaco Energy Technology B-33 Influence of shot peening on pitting of case-hardened steel Company, U.S.A.) gears A-33 Evaluation of ashless, phosphorus free and low sulfur M. Seki, A. Yoshida (Okayama University, Japan) and Y. Ohue polymeric additives that improve the performance of fuel (Kagawa University, Japan) efficient engine oils 11:40~12:05 K. Hedrich, M. A. Müller (RohMax Additives GmbH, Germany) B-34 Effect of turbulence on the oil film temperature distribution and C. D. Neveu (RohMax France SAS, France) of tilting pad journal bearing 10:25~10:50 ------Coffee Break------S. Strzelecki (Lodz University of Technology, Poland) 10:50~12:30 12:05~12:30 A-34 Activities of lubricating oil industry for recycle of used B-35 Mechanisms of friction torque reduction in tapered roller lubricating oils in Japan bearings H. Moriya, H. Yamada (Used Oil Recycle System Investigation H. Matsuyama, H. Chiba, S. Nakahama and K. Toda (Koyo Committee, Japan Lubricating Oil Society, Japan) Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) A-35 Lubricating dual clutch transmissions ------Lunch------M. P. Gahagan, S. Hurley (Lubrizol International Labs. U.K.),
H. S. Hong, M. Huston, T. A. Tagliamonte, C. Tipton (Lubrizol
12 ［Room C］ 9:10~10:25 Chair persons: A. Erdemir and F. Honda Tribology in Processing [1] D-33 Tribological conditions for successful solid lubrication Chairpersons: S. Hogmark (Uppsala University, Sweden) and S. Jacobson and S. Hogmark (Uppsala University, Sweden) A. Iwabuchi (Iwate University, Japan) D-34 The importance and performance of boundary films in engine 9:10~9:35 tribology C-26 The effect of micro-pits formed on the tool surface on metal M. Priest (The University of Leeds, U.K.) flow under bulk plastic deformation D-35 Technology for applying solid lubricant to the piston skirt of S. Kamitani, K. Nakanishi and S. Samion (Kagoshima internal combustion engines and its effects University, Japan) H. Ogihara (Honda R&D Co., Ltd., Japan) 9:35~10:00 D-36 Microstructure and high-temperature tribological properties
C-27 Lubricating characteristics and cutting performance of of Ni-Cr and Ni-Al alloys containing BaSO4 some synthetic esters for minimal quantity lubrication T. Murakami, J.H. Ouyang, K. Umeda, S. Sasaki (AIST, Japan) system and Y. Yoneyama (Tokyo University of Science, Japan) T. Wakabayashi, Y. Tsuboi (Kagawa University, Japan), ------Lunch------S. Suda (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan), A. Tsukuda and S. Bando (Kagawa Prefectural Industrial Technology Center, [Room E] 8:45~10:25 Japan) Nano and Microtribology [2] 10:00~10:25 Chairpersons: M. Dzimko (University of Zilina, Slovakia) and C-28 Forming of magnesium wrought alloy by warm lateral S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) extrusion using die with graphite powder shooting 8:45~9:10 K. Hatsukano, K. Hanada, K. Matsuzaki, K. Umeda, A. Tanaka E-32 Alkyl chain length dependence of frictional properties of (AIST, Japan), M. Ishiwata and M. Tsukita (Fuji alkyl-substituted phthalocyanines physisorbed on graphite Manufacturing Campany, Japan) surface ------Coffee Break------K. Miyake, T. Ikeda, Y. Hori, M. Asakawa, T. Shimizu, T. Ishida and S. Sasaki (AIST, Japan) ［Room C］ 10:50~11:40 9:10~9:35 Tribology in Processing [2] E-33 Effects of diffusive double layer on the lubrication of nano Chairpersons: M.B. Karamis (Erciyes University, Turkey) and and bio-nano machines A. Azushima (Yokohama National University, Japan) T. Nakano, S. Momozono (Tokyo Institute of Technology, 10:50~11:15 Japan), H. Yoshimura (Meiji University, Japan) and S. Aizawa C-29 The tribological action and cutting performance of optimal (Teikyo University, Japan) fluids for near-dry machining 9:35~10:00 S. Suda (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan), T. Wakabayashi E-34 Ultra low friction coefficient under micro loads (Kagawa University, Japan), I. Inasaki (Keio University, Y. Ando (AIST, Japan) Japan) and H. Yokota (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan) 10:00~10:25 11:15~11:40 E-35 Shear rheology of confined PFPE lubricant measured by C-30 Effects of oxygen containing compounds on lubricating fiber wobbling method performance in cold rolling of aluminum S. Itoh, K. Fukuzawa, T. Ando, H. Zhang and Y. Mitsuya J. Shibata (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan) (Nagoya University, Japan) ------Coffee Break------[Room D] 8:45~12:30 Symposium: Solid Lubrication [Room E] 10:50~12:30 Organized by: F. Honda (Toyota Technol. Inst., Japan) and Nano and Microtribology [3] N. Umehara (Nagoya University, Japan) Chairpersons: E. Meyer (Institute of Physics, University of Basel, Chair persons: S. Jacobson and N. Umehara Switzerland) and M. Yanagisawa (NEC, Japan) D-29 Recent advances and future trends in solid lubricants and 10:50~11:15 self-lubricating coatings E-36 Layering transitions and tribology of molecularly thin films A. Erdemir (Argonne National Laboratories, U.S.A.) and of poly (Dimethylsiloxane) C. Donnet (Université Jean Monnet, France) S. Yamada (Kao Corporation, Japan) D-30 Solid lubricants for oil-free turbomachinery 11:15~11:40 C. DellaCorte (NASA Glenn Research Center, U.S.A.) E-37 A better insight into the mechanical properties of polymeric D-31 Fundamental wear mechanisms on the nanoscale fibres at the nanoscale M. Scherge, D. Shakhvorostov, K. Poehlmann and J. Cayer-Barrioz, D. Mazuyer, A. Tonck, Ph. Kapsa (Ecole M. Dienwiebel (IAVF Antriebstechnik AG, Germany) Centrale de Lyon, France) and A. Chateauminois (Chimie D-32 Nanotribological properties of ultrathin boron carbon Structurale et Macromoléculaire, France) nitride and carbon nitride films deposited by complex 11:40~12:05 treatment E-38 Effect of magnetic field on tribomicroplasma generation M. Wang, S. Miyake and T. Saitoh (Nippon Institute Technology, K. Nakayama (AIST, Japan) Japan) 12:05~12:30 -----Intermission ------E-39 Effect of volatile organic contamination on tribological
13 characteristics of head-disk interface fuel P. Cong, T. Kubo, H. Nanao, I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate W. Jordan, A. Mruk and Z. Szlachta (Cracow University of University, Japan) Technology, Poland) ------Lunch------P-60 Effect of soot in diesel oil on the life of friction pairs W. Jordan and A. Mruk (Cracow University of Technology, ［Room G］ 8:45~10:00 Poland) Tribology Materials [3] P-61 Examination of friction at the contact of radial sealing lip Chairpersons: D. Mazuyer (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) with the shaft in the node sealing vegetable oils and K. Ikeda (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, W. Jordan and A. Mruk (Cracow University of Technology, Japan) Poland) 8:45~9:10 P-62 Effect of preparing the shaft surface for the sealing node G-27 Friction and wear of stainless steel with dispersed working at the moment of starting self-lubricating precipitations W. Jordan and A. Mruk (Cracow University of Technology, M. Fujii, A. Yoshida (Okayama University, Japan) and Poland) K. Miura (MES Testing & Research Center Co., Ltd., Japan) P-63 Conical whirl instability of hydrodynamic porous journal 9:10~9:35 bearings in laminar lubrication regime G-28 Friction of paper-based wet clutch facings under dry and wet A. Kumar (National Institute of Technology, India) and conditions G.K. Gupta (Sara Service & Engineers (Pvt.,) Ltd., India) Y. Uchiyama, T. Iwai, S. Shimizu, H. Takeshita (Kanazawa P-64 The tribological characteristics of surface modificated University, Japan), S. Sasaki and M. Kawahara (F.C.C.Co., material for automobile elements Ltd., Japan) T. W. Kim, Y. S. Cho, H. S. Park and Y. H. Kim (Dong-A 9:35~10:00 University, Korea) G-29 Rolling bearing applying surface improvement by heat P-65 Effects of permeability on traction characteristics between treatment for longer service life in contaminated lubrication web and roller for a wide range of transportation velocity M. Gotoh and A. Ohta (Koyo Seiko Co., Ltd., Japan) S. Kiribe, Y. Ibi, C. Kondou and H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, ------Coffee Break------Japan) P-66 Effects of grooves on traction characteristics between web ［Room G］ 10:50~12:30 and roller for a wide range of transportation velocity Tribology Materials [4] T. Moriya, T. Numakura and H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, Chairpersons: P. Kapsa (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) and Japan) A. Tanaka (AIST, Japan) P-67 Analysis of uncoated paper-web wrinkles under 10:50~11:15 transportation G-31 Friction and wear properties of RB ceramics under oil T. Numakura and H. Hashimoto (Tokai University, Japan) lubricated condition P-68 Tribological approach of the rock-tool contact in T. Yamaguchi, G. Kimura and K. Hokkirigawa (Tohoku mechanicalrock cutting University, Japan) F. Koronka and I. Andras (University of Petrosani, Romania) 11:15~11:40 P-69 Journal center behaviors in the bearing clearance under the G-32 Friction and wear properties of PA66/RB ceramics composite transient speed condition under dry and oil lubricated condition S. Jang, H.J. Yim (Kookmin University, Korea), D. Bae and M. Akiyama, K. Matsumoto (Minebea Co., Ltd., Japan), S.C. Yoo (Hyundai Motor Company & Kia Motors Corporation, T. Yamaguchi and K. Hokkirigawa (Tohoku University, Japan) Korea) 11:40~12:05 P-70 Some aspects of the rock deformation mechanism at the G-33 A discussion on seat wear in environments using diesel fuel contact with cutting tools H. Hamamatsu, Y. Murakami, N. Katou, K. Nagaya and G. Praporgescu and F. Koronka (University of Petrosani, A. Utsunomiya (Denso Corporation, Japan) Romania) 12:05~12:30 P-71 Rotational friction torque of a water-lubricated stainless steel G-34 Corrosive wear behavior of Fe-Cr-Ni steels ball bearing Y. Sun, H. Ahlatci (Zonguldak Karaelmas University, Turkey), J-S. Lee, S. Choi, J-I. Kim, J-H. Kim, H-Y. Park and K-K. Kim E. S. Kayali and H. Cimenoglu (Istanbul Technical University, (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea) Turkey) P-72 Simulation of surface topography under step-by-step cutting J. A. Mrochek and G. F. Shaturov (Belarusian National [Reception Hall] 8:45~17:45 Technical University, Belarus) Poster Session Presenter stand-by 12:00~13:00 P-73 Molecular dynamics study of adhesion in diamond nanoimprint lithography P-57 Withdrawn K-S. Kim, J-H. Kang and K-W. Kim (KAIST, Korea) P-58 Comprehensive inverse design methodology of hydrodynamic P-74 Application of multi scale thermomechanical model of rough journal bearings contact to dry contact damage K. Raghunandana (Manipal Institute of Technology, India), C. Zhang, Y. Fu and C. Bao (Tongji University, China) B. C. Majumdar and R. Maithi (Indian Institute of Technology, P-75 An overview of different attempts to characterize the India) rheological behavior of the blood P-59 Assessment of lubricating ability of soot suspended in diesel
14 B. Bou-Said, A. Amblard and C. Py (INSA de Lyon, France) C. Donnet (Université Jean Monnet, France) and A. Erdemir P-76 Polyvinyl formal as artificial articular cartilage for total joint (Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A.) replacement A-39 Viscoplastic properties and tribological behavior of T. Takashima, Y. Nakanishi and H. Higaki (Kyusyu Sangyo diamond-like carbon films using nanoindentation and University, Japan) nanoscratch tests P-77 Frictional behavior of capsule-type endoscope and V. Turq, J. Fontaine, J.L. Loubet and D. Mazuyer (Ecole self-propelling colonoscope inside the intestine Centrale de Lyon, France) Y.T. Kim, J.S. Kim, I.H. Sung, E.Y. Kwon, D.E. Kim (Yonsei A-40 The development of diamond-like carbon coated valvelifter University, Korea) and B.K. Kim (Korea Institute of Science for engine friction reduction and Technology, Korea) Y. Mabuchi, M. Kano, T. Hamada and Y. Yasuda (Nissan Motor P-78 Effect of structural supports on elastohydrodynamic Co., Ltd., Japan) lubrication analysis of metal-on-metal artificial hip joints A-41 Ultralow and superlow friction of DLC coatings in boundary F. Liu and ZM Jin (The University of Leeds, U.K.), P. Grigoris lubrication (University of Bradford, U.K.), F. Hirt (Sulzer Innotec, Studied by XPS and TOF-SIMS Swetzerland) and C. Rieker (Zimmer GmbH, Sweitzerland) M.I. De Barros Bouchet, J.M. Martin, Th. Le-Mogne (Ecole P-79 Wear resistance of Ti-Cr-Cu alloy teeth Centrale de Lyon, France) and M. Kano (Nissan Motor Co., C. Ohkubo, Y. Sato, H. Shimpo, S. Hanatani, T. Hosoi Ltd., Japan) (Tsurumi University, Japan), H. Sato, O. Okuno (Tohoku A-42 Frictional behaviour of oil lubricated W-DLC coatings University, Japan), M. Koike (Nagasaki University, Japan) B. Podgornik, D. Hren and J. Vizintin (University of Ljubljana, and T. Okabe (Baylor College of Dentistry, TX, U.S.A.) Slovenia) P-80 Influence of the internal temperature of femoral head on A-43 Tribological properties of DLC-Si coatings deposited by friction and wear characteristics in artificial hip joint direct current plasma-CVD K. Otsuka, H. Higaki and Y. Nakanishi (Kyushu Sangyo H. Mori, N. Takahashi, T. Iseki, H. Tachikawa and T. Ohmori University, Japan) (Toyota Central R&D Labs. Inc., Japan) P-81 Tribological characteristics in consideration of coverage of A-44 Effect of wettability on lubricity of DLC films metal-on-metal hip bearings T. Numata (Nissan ARC Ltd., Japan), T. Nakahigashi (Nippon T. Masuda (Oita University, Japan), Y. Nakanishi, H. Higaki ITF Inc., Japan), K. Miyake, Y. Ando and S. Sasaki (AIST, (Kyushu Sangyo University, Japan) and H. Miyagawa (Oita Japan) University, Japan) A-45 A mechanistic study of the effects of environmental species on P-82 Research about PVA-fibers arrangement PVA-gel made for the friction and wear behavior of highly-hydrogenated DLC high elastic modulus and low friction films T. Fushimi and K. Ikeda (Tokyo University of Agriculture and O.L. Eryilmaz, J.A. Johnson, A. Erdemir (Argonne National Technology, Japan) Laboratory, U.S.A.), N. Mehta and B. Prorok (Auburn P-83 The evaluation of fluid film formation of artificial knee joint University, U.S.A.) using knee joint simulator A-46 Tribological properties of a-carbon and carbon nitride N. Sakai, M. Ono, K. Nakashima, Y. Sawae and T. Murakami coatings sliding against silicon nitride ball in the stream of (Kyushu University, Japan) nitrogen gas P-84 Normal and tangential signals in sliding friction of granular K. Adachi and K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan) and material S. Toyokawa (Nippon Steel Corporation, Japan) K. Nakano, K. Kurumada and Y. Wakabayashi (Yokohama A-47 The key-role of tribofilm in superlow friction of hydrogenated National University, Japan) amorphous carbon P-85 Biometric authentication system using finger-friction signals J. Fontaine (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) K. Nakano and T. Tateishi (Yokohama National University, Japan) [Room B] 8:45~10:25 Additives and Lubricants [6] 8:45~17:45 Chairpersons: D.J. Hargreaves (Queensland University of [Exhibition Hall] Exhibition Technology, Australia) and S. Kondo (Kyodoyushi Co., Ltd., Japan) 8:45~9:10 19:00~21:00 B-36 Chemical analysis of boundary films by TOF-SIMS Banquet at Portopia Hotel T. Kubo, S. Fujiwara, H. Nanao, I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) 9:10~9:35 nd B-37 Effects of content of Mo in Fe alloy on formation of MoS2
June 2 , Thursday surface film at sliding contact H. Tanaka, Y. Yamamoto (Kyushu University, Japan) and [Room A] 8:45~15:30 B. Ono (Sasebo College of Technology) Symposium: Tribology of DLC Coatings 9:35~10:00 Organized by: J. Fontaine (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) B-38 Elucidation of the peroxide decomposition mechanism of A-38 Tribology of diamond-like carbon films: an overview and organic molybdenum compounds and their practical future directions performance in engine oils
15 K. Yagishita and J. Igarashi (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan) Corporation, Japan) and T. kazama (Muroran Institute of 10:00~10:25 Technology, Japan) B-39 An engine cylinder head and tribometer study of lubricant 15:15~15:40 chemistry effects on tribological performance and the B-47 Assessing friction characteristics of liquid lubricants consequences for valve train models D. J. Hargreaves and J. C. H. Tang (Queensland University of J. H. Green, M. Priest, A. Morina and A. Neville (The Technology, Australia) University of Leeds, U.K.) ------Coffee Break------［Room C］ 8:45~10:25 Biotribology [1] [Room B] 10:50~12:30 Chairpersons: N. Gitis (Center for Tribology, Inc., U.S.A) and Additives and Lubricants [7] T. Murakami (Kyushu University, Japan) Chairpersons: B. Prakash (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden) 8:45~9:10 and I. Minami (Iwate University, Japan) C-31 Influence of pressure distribution on the coefficient of 10:50~11:15 friction on polymeric bearing B-40 Xanes study on boundary lubrication films generated from K. Imado, A. Miura (Oita University, Japan), Y. Kido (Oita belt-drive continuously variable transmission fluids Industrial Research Institute, Japan) and H. Miyagawa (Oita H. Wada, Y. Iwanami (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan) and University, Japan) M. Nomura (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, 9:10~9:35 Japan) C-32 Lubricating liquid in simulation studies of artificial joints 11:15~11:40 Y. Nakanishi, T. Takashima, H. Higaki (Kyushu Sangyo B-41 Characterizing and modeling tribolayers of nanometer University, Japan), T. Umeno (Niigata University, Japan), thickness H. Miura and Y. Iwamoto (Kyushu University, Japan) A. Rossi (Cittadella Universitaria di Monserrato, Italy) and 9:35~10:00 N. D. Spencer (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, C-33 The spinnability effect under lubrication Switzerland) Y. Oda, J. Sugishita, H. Usami and T. Hattori (Meijo 11:40~12:05 University, Japan) B-42 Temperature and sliding-pair dependence of lubricant 10:00~10:25 additive tribochemistry C-34 Transient elastohydrodynamic lubrication analysis of R. Heuberger, J. Antifakos, D. Spörri, M. Eglin (Swiss Federal metal-on-metal artificial hip joints Institute of Technology, Switzerland), A. Rossi (Cittadella F. Liu and ZM Jin (The University of Leeds, U.K.), P. Grigoris Universitaria di Monserrato, Italy) and N. D. Spencer (Swiss (University of Bradford, U.K.), F. Hirt (Sulzer Innotec, Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland) Swetzerland) and C. Rieker (Zimmer GmbH, Sweitzerland) 12:05~12:30 ------Coffee Break------B-43 Meeting the lubrication challenge of heavy duty low emission diesel engines ［Room C］ 10:50~12:30 D. Colbourne (Shell Global Solutions, U.K.), K. Selby, Biotribology [2] M. Urbanak (Shell Global Solutions, U.S.A.), H. Leonhardt, Chairpersons: S. Shinha (National University of Singapore, F. Machatshek (Shell Global Solutions, Germany), S. Beviere Singapore) and K. Ikeuchi (Kyoto University, Japan) and P. Burnett (Shell Lubricants, U.K.) 10:50~11:15 ------Lunch------C-35 Development of bio-cermet for joint prostheses K. Yoshida, Y. Inumaru, H. Mishina (Chiba University, Japan), ［Room B］ 14:00~ 15:40 M. Morita (Saitama University, Japan), K. Mabuchi (Kitasato Additives and Lubricants [8] University, Japan) and S. Sasaki (AIST, Japan) Chairpersons: K. Selby (Shell Global Solutions Inc., U.S.A.) and 11:15~11:40 T. Tsubouchi (Idemitsu Kosan Ltd., Japan) C-36 Mechanism of wear reduction with the aid of protein 14:00~ 14:25 boundary film on polyvinyl alcohol hydrogel as artificial B-44 Performance enhancement of automotive gear oils using cartilage basic tribological approaches - A case for performance K. Nakajima, Y. Sawae and T. Murakami (Kyushu University, benefits beyond technical specifications Japan) M. Gupta, K. Singh (Castrol India Ltd., India) and B. Prakash 11:40~12:05 (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden) C-37 Evaluation of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene wear 14:25~14:50 for joint prosthesis in the multi-directional pin-on-plate B-45 A study on the influence of ceramic component particle apparatus suspensions on the friction and wear of lubricating fluids T. Sawano, T. Murakami and Y. Sawae (Kyushu University, D-P. Wei and F-H. Xu, X-Y. Lan, Q. Hao and J-Y. Fan Japan) (Research Institute of Petroleum Processing, China) 12:05~12:30 14:50~15:15 C-38 Metrological studies for biotribology B-46 Effects of hydraulic fluids on the reduction of energy N. Gitis (Center for Tribology, Inc., U.S.A) consumption in fluid power systems ------Lunch------S. Mitsumoto, E. Akiyama, K. Takigawa (Nippon Oil
16 ［Room C］ 14:00~15:15 Republic), M. Hartl and I. Křupka (Brno University of Biotribology [3] Technology, Czech Republic) Chairpersons: B. Bou-Said (INSA de Lyon, France) and 11:40~12:05 Y. Nakanishi (Kyushu Sangyo University, Japan) D-43 The behaviour of polymer solutions in transient speed, 14:00~14:25 elastohydrodynamic contacts C-39 Lubrication properties of regenerated cartilage under R. P. Glovnea and H. A. Spikes (Imperial College, U.K.) dynamic changes of applied load 12:05~12:30 K. Yamamoto, T. Kosaki (Kyoto University, Japan), D-44 Observation of surface failures in point contact EHL with Y. Tamashima (Doshisha University, Japan), Y. Morita (Osaka optical interferometry Institute of Technology, Japan), Y. Tamada (National Institute H. Shiomi, J. Sugimura and Y. Yamamoto (Kyushu University, of Agrobiological Sciences, Japan) and N. Tomita (Kyoto Japan) University, Japan) ------Lunch------14:25~14:50 C-40 Low-cycle fatigue wear debris generation in polymers ［Room D］ 14:00~14:50 S. K. Sinha (National University of Singapore, Singapore) EHL [2] 14:50~15:15 Chairpersons: S. Strzelecki (Lodz University of Technology, Poland) C-41 Mechanism of hydration lubrication in human Joints and H. Nishikawa (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan) K. Ikeuchi, M.H. Naka (Kyoto University, Japan), S. Asahi 14:00~14:25 (The University of Tokyo, Japan) and Y. Fuwa (Toyota Motor D-45 Study on oil film thickness and meniscus length in starved Corporation, Japan) EHL condition F. Itoigawa, K. Ohma, M. Iwahashi, T. Norihisa and ［Room D］ 8:45~10:25 T. Nakamura (Nagoya Institiute of Technology, Japan) Nano and Microtribology [4] 14:25~14:50 Chairpersons: S-W. Zhang (China University of Petroleum, China) D-46 Starved EHL point contacts with nonuniform inlet film and K. Hiratsuka (Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan) thickness 8:45~9:10 T. Nogi (JAXA, Japan) D-37 Sliding characteristics of carbon nano-tube (CNT) powders Y. Kawakubo, M. Goto, M. Tomatsu and T. Ishida (Shinshu ［Room E］ 9:10~10:25 University, Japan) Computational Tribology [1] 9:10~9:35 Chairpersons: M.O. Robbins (Johns Hopkins University, U.S.A.) D-38 Sliding velocity dependences of nano wear of carbon films and T. Nakamura (Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan) S. Tsuchitani (Wakayama University, Japan), R. Kaneko 9:10~9:35 (Micro Engineering, Japan) and S. Hirono (NTT AFTY Co., E-42 Temperature-effect of the two-dimensional friction induced Japan) vibrations in brake-pad and rotating disk system 9:35~10:00 Y. Nagata, M. Tanimoto, T. Yamamoto, O. Hirayama (Tokyo D-39 Measurement of adhesion force exerting on meniscus of University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan), PFPE lubricant bridging between DLC surface and diamond Y. Kumemura and M. Nagasaka (Hitachi Ltd., Japan) probe tip 9:35~10:00 Y. Ohshima (Aichi Konan College, Japan), Y. Mitsuya (Nagoya E-43 Molecular dynamics simulation of friction process in University), K. Aoyama (Space Communication Co., Japan), AFM/FFM surface observation H. Zhang and K. Fukuzawa (Nagoya University, Japan) J. Shimizu, L. Zhou, H. Eda and H. Ojima (Ibaraki University, 10:00~10:25 Japan) D-40 Nanotribology of ultra-thin liquid lubricant films for contact 10:00~10:25 sliders in magnetic hard disk drives E-44 Molecular origin and dynamic behavior of momentum N. Tagawa and A. Mori (Kansai University, Japan) transfer in traction fluids ------Coffee Break------H. Washizu, S. Sanda, T. Ohmori (Toyota Central R&D Labs. Inc., Japan) and A. Suzuki (Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan) ［Room D］ 10:50~12:30 ------Coffee Break------EHL [1] Chairpersons: A.A. Lubrecht (INSA de Lyon, France) and ［Room E］ 10:50~12:30 T. Nakahara (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) Computational Tribology [2] 10:50~11:15 Chairpersons: D.A. Rigney (The Ohio State University, U.S.A.) and D-41 Research on a micro-surface texture to improving the T. Kobayashi (NTN Corporation, Japan) traction coefficient 10:50~11:15 T. Nanbu, J. Watanabe, K. Ushijima, N. Chiba and E-45 Evaluation of three dimensional surface texture based on Y. Yasuda (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan) contact 11:15~11:40 M. Uchidate, T. Shimizu and A. Iwabuchi (Iwate University, D-42 Numerical solution of EHL point contact with single real Japan) dent and comparison with experimental measurement L. Urbanec, J. Čermák (Czech Technical Centre, Czech
17 11:15~11:40 lubrication E-46 Numerical analysis of stresses around second phase particles D. Mazuyer, A. Tonck, P. Malosse (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, in bearing-alloy layer France) and F. Jarnias (TOTAL, CRES, France) K. Ashihara, K. Hashizume (Taiho Kogyo Co., Ltd., Japan), 10:00~10:25 K. Fujimoto (The University of Tokyo, Japan) and Y. Kimura F-39 Relationship between friction characteristics and asperity (Kagawa University, Japan) flatting in low pressure boundary lubrication 11:40~12:05 T. Norihisa, F. Itoigawa, T. Nakamura (Nagoya Institute of E-47 Effects of direction of atomic surface roughness on Technology, Japan), T. Takigawa (Nippon Oil Corporation, behaviors of lubricant molecules in ultra-thin film Japan), S. Okuda and S. Matsushita (Nagoya Institute of lubrication Technology, Japan) T. Okumura (Nagasaki University, Japan), J. Sugimura ------Coffee Break------(Kyushu University, Japan) and T. Kawazoe (Nagasaki University, Japan) ［Room F］ 10:50~11:40 12:05~12:30 Dry and Boundary Lubrication [2] E-48 The computational study of half toroidal CVT considering Chairpersons: V. Khovanskiy (Moscow State University of the temperature distribution Railways, Russia) and A. Yoshida (Okayama University, Japan) M. Ochiai, M. Taniguchi and H. Aramaki (NSK Ltd., Japan) 10:50~11:15 ------Lunch------F-40 Importance of the interaction between base oil and additive in forming boundary films ［Room E］ 14:00~15:15 Y. Akiyama and K. Nakano (Yokohama National University, Computational Tribology [3] Japan) Chairpersons: M. Kalin (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) and 11:15~11:40 M. Taniguchi (NSK Ltd., Japan) F-41 A proposal of new technique for studying frictional 14:00~14:25 properties under boundary lubrication E-49 Molecular dynamics study of pattern transfer in T. Yamamoto and M. Eguchi (Tokyo University of Agriculture nanoimprint lithography and Technology, Japan) J-H. Kang, K-S. Kim and K-W. Kim (KAIST, Korea) ------Lunch------14:25~14:50 E-50 Hybrid quantum chemical molecular dynamics approach to ［Room G］ 8:45~10:25 the mechano-chemical reaction dynamics of Mo-DTC under Maintenance Tribology [1] shear condition Chairpersons: K. Holmberg (VTT Technical Research Centre of M. Kubo, S. Nara, S. Masuda, H. Setogawa, K. Sugawara, Finland, Finland) and T. Wakabayashi (Kagawa University, Japan) H. Tsuboi, M. Koyama (Tohoku University, Japan), A. Suzuki, 8:45~9:10 I. Nakagawa (Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan), T. Ohmori G-35 The development of an automated wear particle (Toyota Central R&D Labs, Inc., Japan) and A. Miyamoto classification system for machine condition monitoring (Tohoku University, Japan) G. W. Stachowiak and P. Podsiadlo (The University of Western 14:50~15:15 Australia, Australia) E-51 2-DOF analysis of bouncing characteristics of a flying slider 9:10~9:35 on the disk surface with micro-waviness in near-contact G-36 New ways of classification of tribological surfaces with regime overlapping data M. Yamane and K. Ono (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) P. Podsiadlo and G. W. Stachowiak (The University of Western Australia, Australia) ［Room F］ 8:45~10:25 9:35~10:00 Dry and Boundary Lubrication [1] G-37 Analysis of wear behavior of rolling bearing in contaminated Chairpersons: ZM Jin (The University of Leeds, U.K.) and oil using some monitoring techniques J. Igarashi (Nippon Oil Corporation, Japan) T. Akagaki (Hachinohe Institute of National Colleges of 8:45~9:10 Technology, Japan), M. Nakamura (Yamanashi University, F-36 Theory of friction and wear of tribosystems and prediction of Japan), M. Kawabata (Tribotex Incorporation, Japan) and tribosystem’s capacity for work T. Monzen (Morinaga Milk Industry Co., Ltd., Japan) V. N. Khovansky (Moscow State University of the Railways, 10:00~10:25 Russia) G-38 Degradation of emulsion type lubricant and its quantitative 9:10~9:35 monitoring F-37 A study on the coefficient of friction between wheel flange K. Matsumoto and S. Fukumoto (Sumitomo Metal Industries and rail under sliding condition Ltd., Japan) Z. Rahman (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, ------Coffee Break------Japan), T. Ban, H. Kakishima (Railway Technical Research Institute, Japan) and T. Yamamoto (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan) 9:35~10:00 F-38 Friction control at the molecular level: application to gear
18 ［Room G］ 10:50~11:40 film Maintenance Tribology [2] S. Shimizu, M. Ban, H. Okado and T. Suemitsu (Kawasaki Chairpersons: G.W. Stachowiak (The University of Western Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan) Australia, Australia) and K. Matsumoto (Sumitomo Metal Industries P-97 Friction and wear performance of polyoxymethylene Ltd., Japan polymer 10:50~11:15 H. Unal, A. Mimaroglu (University of Sakarya, Turkey) and G-39 Surface damage identification with frequency spectrum of T. Arda (Research and Development Foundation, Istanbul, acoustic emission during scratch test Turkey) K. Ikeda and H. Itoh (Tokyo University of Agriculture and P-98 The effect of temperature on friction and wear properties of Technology, Japan) RB ceramics 11:15~11:40 T. Yamaguchi, F. Sato and K. Hokkirigawa (Tohoku University, G-40 Sensitivities of acoustic emission and vibration acceleration Japan) in detection of rolling bearing failures P-99 Development of thermoplastic resin/RB ceramics composites H. Mano, A. Korenaga, Y. Ando and S. Sasaki (AIST, Japan) and their friction and wear properties under dry and oil lubricated conditions [Reception Hall] 8:45~16:00 M. Akiyama, K. Matsumoto (Minebea Co., Ltd., Japan), Poster Session Presenter stand-by 13:00~14:00 T. Yamaguchi and K. Hokkirigawa (Tohoku University, Japan) P-86 Frictional properties of liquid-helium-cooled materials and P-100 Development of rubber/RB ceramics composites as high-grip case study on heat generation due to friction in the shoe sole materials superconducting coil T. Yamaguchi, K. Naradate and K. Hokkirigawa (Tohoku H. Seino, M. Iwamatsu, T. Herai (Railway Technical Research University, Japan) Institute, Japan), Y. Yoshino (Iwate University, Japan) and P-101 Corrosion and corrosive wear of 7039 aluminum alloy T. Yamamoto (Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology, H. Mindivan, M. Baydogan, E. S. Kayali and H. Cimenoglu Japan) (Istanbul Technical University, Turkey) P-87 Identification of friction condition for the material of P-102 Effect of Mg and Si on the abrasive wear behavior of transmission gear by neural network Al/60%SiC composites Y. S. Cho and H. S. Park (Dong-A University, Korea) H. Ahlatci, E. Candan (Zonguldak Karaelmas University, P-88 Tribological properties of thin films prepared by a new Turkey) and H. Cimenoglu (Istanbul Technical University, microwave plasma-enhanced coating method Turkey) H. Kousaka (Nagoya University, Japan), J. Xu (Xi’an Institute P-103 Palm oil-based cutting fluid performance assessment of Technology, China), N. Umehara (Nagoya University, S. Raadnui (King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology North Japan) and T. Kamiya (Tribotex Co., Ltd., Japan) Bangkok, Thailand) P-89 A control system of friction-induced vibration by using P-104 Tribological approach to the cutting with abrasive water jets normal load fluctuation S. M. Radu and F. Koronka (Unversity of Petrosani, Romania) K. Nakano, C. Tadokoro and J. Hayakawa (Yokohama National P-105 Tribological properties of some composites suggested for University, Japan) brakes P-90 Investigation of HDD head/disk interface reliability using F. Findik, O. Eldogan and I. Cevik (Sakarya University, Turkey) acoustic emission sensors and I. Mutlu (KSUK. Maras Vocational School, Turkey) M. Nakakita, A. Aono and Y. Mizoh (Matsushita Kotobuki P-106 Reduction of brake squeal using brake disc surface Electronics Industries, Ltd., Japan) modifications P-91 Triboelectrisation and matching disperse components for L. Hammerström and S. Jacobson (Uppsala University, formation the new composite materials Sweden) A. Shermukhamedov (Tashkent University for Economics, P-107 High resolution characterisation of friction induced Uzbekistan) deformation using the FIB P-92 Evaluation of tribological properties of bimetals D.H.E. Persson, L. Hammerström, S. Jacobson and N. Gitis and M. Vinogradov (Center for Tribology, Inc., U.S.A.) S. Hogmark (Uppsala University, Sweden) P-93 Large-scale specimen testing on friction and wear of pure P-108 Effect of atomic oxygen on the mechanical and surface and internal lubricated polyamides properties of kevlar fibers P. Samyn, P. De Baets and F. De Bruyne (Ghent University, G. Lipika, N. Yokoi, N. Ohmae, K. Yokota and M. Tagawa Belgium) (Kobe University, Japan) P-94 Tribological characteristics of plastic and metallic bearing P-109 Static equilirium position lines of controlled hybrid journal materials in seawater bearing T. Kawazoe, T. Okumura, A. Nakashima (Nagasaki University, S. Strzelecki (Lodz University of Technology, Poland) and Japan), N. Hayashi and S. Morohoshi (Mitsubishi Heavy G. Siwinski (Lodz University of Technology, Institute of Industries, Ltd., Japan) Machine Tools, Poland) P-95 Friction and wear behaviour of engineering polymers against P-110 Maximum oil film temperature of cylindrical journal polymer bearings with variable axial profile A. Mimaroglu, I. Kaya, H. Unal (University of Sakarya, Turkey) S. Strzelecki (Lodz University of Technology, Poland) and and T. Arda (Research and Development Foundation, Turkey) S. M. Ghoneam (Menoufya University, Egypt) P-96 Development of nanoparticle dispersive diamond-like carbon
19 P-111 Limitation on the generation of stick-slip vibration K. Nakano and Y. Kikuchi (Yokohama National University, Japan) P-112 Grease stability under vibrating conditions D. J. Hargreaves and E. Fatchudin (Queensland University, Australia)
8:45~14:00 [Exhibition Hall] Exhibition
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